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Trust me I feel the pain....been there done that...I DID write the book on 907 disasters!
In realative terms this is actually good news. The mains may have a little wear, but all you should have to do is polish the crank and install a new set of rod bearings.
If I remember correctly those bearings are 0.010" undersized. Check the p/n on the back of the shells. Then get yourself some 1000 and 2000 grit sandpaper, polish up each journal plastigauge the assembly, and you should be back on the track in no time.
Judson